Party positions and wartime diplomacy echo in Roman report
AAP reports on shifts in global alignments as Norwegian Belgian and Dutch diplomats prepared to leave Rome amid signals of Italy USSR rapprochement. The piece notes Soviet envoy Gorekhin’s return, Italy's air strikes on Toulon Bizerta and Asmara, a new Italian commander, and a mine network around Malta. It also mentions Allied actions in Libya and the war’s broader political tensions.
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Lemond Funeral to Be Friday in Amarillo
Funeral services for Robert A Lemond a 62 year old retired telephone worker will be held Friday afternoon at 5 from the Blackburn Shaw Funeral Chapel. The Rev R Samsen will officiate. Lemond a native of Wrightsboro Tex lived in Amarillo for years and came from Plainview where he worked 27 years with the telephone company. He is survived by two sons Ralph Lemond of Amarillo and Guy Lemond of Pampa his mother Mrs B M Lemond of Wrightsboro two brothers L W Lemond of Lubbock and Ben Lemond of Gonzales and a sister Mrs Eula Hinton of Wrightsboro Burial will be in Llano Cemetery.
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John Lemons Rites To Be Held Today
Funeral services for 67 year old Amarillo grocer John E Lemons were set for this afternoon at 4 from N S Griggs and Sons Chapel. He died of a heart attack yesterday at his home 1108 East Fourth Avenue. Rev R D Evans of East Amarillo Missionary Baptist Church will officiate. Pallbearers include Marvin Gibbs Rudolph R Tidiffer Ray Palmer Frank McMillan H E Boston and H Z Yarbrough. He had lived in Amarillo 39 years and operated a grocery at 401 Arthur Street. He is survived by his wife and two sisters Mrs Nora Bridges Cesare Ark and Mrs Addie Bridges Leachville Ark.
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Noble Kizer Dies Purdue Athletic Head at 40
Noble Kizer, athletic director at Purdue University and former Notre Dame Four Horsemen lineman, died at St Elizabeth's Hospital in Lafayette Indiana. He succumbed to complications from high blood pressure and a kidney ailment first struck in July 1937 after a long treatment and a West vacation. He returned to duty January 1 1939.
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Willkie Sees 70 Ballots To Start Convention
Wendell Willkie of New York estimated his first ballot strength at about 70 votes with growth expected on later ballots. He predicted the nominee would win by the sixth ballot and noted pledges from delegates across 27 states. He denied Liberty League ties and recalled past party voting while outlining delegate sentiment.
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